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searchable) in a few days. Let's see how it goes
Anita
> In an attempt to find out if there are any scripts out there,
> that will let you import M
Anyone who has actually passed the bar can correct me but I am told that
cases on "deliberate infliction of emotional distress" are no longer
received well by the judiciary, along with those "breach of promise for
broken engagements" we read about in 19th century novels. Of course, if
they have be
>
> I have not reread Ready Made Family recently but because my mother and I
> read the four school stories and then Runaway Home first, we were extremely
> curious about Karen's marriage and expected more in the way of revelation as
> to Edwin's appeal. I do know a couple people who fell for th
The song (thank you Nicky and Jan) is Bastity Chelt by Jasper Carrott and
Philip is most impressed by the collective GO brain.
Debra
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ME is Myalgic Encephalitis or more commonly
called 'Yuppie Flu'.
It is an extremely debilitating illness; I
know. My son was diagnosed
in 1990 and has not yet recovered. He is not
well enough to work -
he was forced to drop out of school at the
age of 13.
CFS is chronic fati
On Sat, 6 Nov 2004 17:42:42 +0200, you wrote:
>Do not know what SLE is
Systemic lupus erythematosis.
(I'm not certain of the spelling of the last word.)
To Airth's explanation, let me add that CFS is the usual diagnosis in the U.S. for
people with what Britain calls M.E., though sometimes, unfor
Can anyone send the above digests?
thanks
Caroline Tabach
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Now why would mumps suddenly attack people born in those years? There's
obviously something I've missed here.
Janferie
> There I was, wandering along pondering epidemics in GO, when my eye was
> caught by one of the huge posters that have sprung up on campus about a
> predicted mumps e
There's something else for Pollyanna
> to be glad about. These days she'd still be flat on her back.
>
> Marcia
>
No ways! She'd have undergone rigorous rehabilitation and be zooming
around in her wheelchair winning all sorts of events at the paralympics
and being a great inspiration to others.
Samantha Rowan wrote:
> Is it read outside of the >US/Canada?
Oh yes. I read it in Swedish as a child. Very scary and sad, like you said.
Kait
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And I think it's worth pointing out that, IIRC, Sadako had leukemia as a result of
being a child in Hiroshima when the atom bomb hit... That, to me, was the really scary
part!
Kait
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Wednesday was a day, but there was a lovely bright highlight in the
middle - I found some books!
Hbk Cricket Term 1st ed 1974, dw and all - so now I had 2 AF in hbk (other
one is Autumn T.) Yes I realise these are probably the easiest to find, but
here they're as scarce as hen's teeth.
Also Lar
Betsy... I'd forgotten Auntie in this book, by Dorothy Canfield. I read it
when I was in high school and it took me years to find my own copy but I do
love it. Betsy begins as a shy ineffective town mouse and is completely
changed by having to assume responsibility when she moves to live with her
Okay, everyone's convinced me that there *are* several examples of cancer
being used in children's books as TB was. But I *still* think there is a
difference, in that cancer in books for children is, on the examples quoted,
the *point* of the book - it is the *whole* plot, and not merely a plot
de
Diane Purkiss writes:
"In the C19th, TB was always associated with the menace of the
underclass."
This is not the impression given by the 1885 Encyclopaedia Britannica,
where it is seen as primarily hereditary, the long article stating: "No
disease runs more in families than tubercule. While th
NS herself encounters this very problem in
Beyond the Vicarage.
She has returned home to stay with her mother
in lodgings. Poor mother has not grasped that
things have changed, and says to the landlady
"Here we are" as if they'd been hanging around
in the hall for them "Miss Vicky's train was la
I wasn't born in the danger slot but I have never had mumps, even when my
brother and best chum succumbed in 1972. Should I be afraid, very afraid,
or can I assume some sort of immunity? I had German measles twice, but that
probably means 0 in terms of mumps immunity, even if it is now the same ja
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> A further by-the-way. I now have a wonderful 35-volume 1880s
> Britannica, so if anyone wants to know what was the official lin
OK, I know it's not as bad as saying goodbye to a live animal,
but I had to throw out my Puggle today which I have had since
I was about 12 (I'm now 40!). It has been sitting on my chest
of drawers, looking cheekily and cheerily out at me for many,
many moons. Today I noticed a hole in it's bag
Ann wrote
> I would have expected Australian books to be less class-ridden than
> English, but this doesn't seem to be the case for Turner.
Ethel Turner was born in England though, so perhaps English attitudes are to
be expected. Her mother brought Ethel and her sisters to Australia when
she w
Hi All,
I was hoping someone could help me out. I am trying to work out which Abbey
and Abbey Connector books I still don't have and have lost my complete list
due to my compputer falling in a heap and needing to be formatted. I once
had a great list from the Penrith City site and as that has
Oh Jo, you didn't have to chuck him out! You could have zapped him in the
microwave to kill the bugs and then mended the hole!
regards, Elaine M
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